BBC Alba Wednesday

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

Ernest is sick and Célestine is taking care of him

Linda tells her friends Meaban and Moo about her trip to the theatre. This gives them the idea to put on a concert and the stage is soon set for a very special performance

Fuigheag is not happy when a roll of sticky tape sticks to him. Boban must try to calm him down, before things get worse, and they end up stuck together

Boban knows that it takes water and sunshine to grow a plant - and patience too. It remains to be seen whether Fuigheag has enough patience

When spring arrives, Gasta feels so cosy that he doesn’t want to go outside where his friends want to play

Vegetables have gone missing on the farm and the farmyard bunch take it upon themselves to find out who has stolen them

Alasdair MacLennan reads Uair a bha Siud air Adharc Aon-adharcach, written and illustrated by Beatrice Blue and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Matús doesn't know why he suffers from fear of heights but, with a little confidence and friendship, he manages to overcome it

With contributions from expert Iain Maclean, gag gangs from Skye, Harris and Glasgow, plus features on milk, a PVC pipe and square bubbles

When Bonns is out finding food for his 12-course midnight snack, the Cnuimhean catch and kidnap him

It's a big day for Mr Mackle with the Mayor coming to celebrate the school's ancient stone. Daisy and Danny are busy making sure that everything is in place

Cameras follow Donald Macsween as the pandemic hits and he goes into lockdown, getting his thoughts on how the coronavirus has impacted him in his job as a full-time crofter

Eilidh Lewsey is the guest and Calum Maclean is in Crail, Fife, to meet poet Deborah Moffatt

Local, national and international news and information

Spring has arrived and Peter is finally planting out in the garden, while Coinneach helps to paint the walls and the greenhouse starts to fill up with seedlings

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Eddi Reader goes on a journey to discover more about her grandmother Sadie Smith's remarkable football career with Rutherglen Ladies

Collaborative performances from Michael Doucet and Sharon Shannon, Darrell Scott and Karen Matheson as well as Iris DeMent and Emmylou Harris

Anndra comes across a lone stranger out at sea, though her true connection to the island is unclear. Isla is keen to take things to the next level with her potential suitor

Cathy MacDonald visits the Canadian island that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery's much-loved novel, Anne of Green Gables

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service